… that she has to know who has made the stinky.

That is all.

I have always been one to learn new words - a logophile, if you would. Well, I have found myself faced with a list of obscure terms which I have not heard before. So obscure, in fact, that these terms face being delisted from the Collins dictionary.

Here are some of my favorites from the list:

• Compossible Possible in coexistence with something else
• Embrangle To confuse or entangle
• Fatidical Prophetic
• Fubsy Short and stout; squat
• Malison A curse
• Muliebrity The condition of being a woman
• Niddering Cowardly
• Nitid Bright; glistening
• Vaticinate To foretell; prophesy
• Vilipend To treat or regard with contempt

To vote for which words you’d like to save, hit the link. For me, “fubsy” should definitely make the cut.

How you can help to save some cherished words from oblivion - Times Online

I have entered the MSN Dream Car Challenge, where I have the chance to win… something. I don’t know, I didn’t read the rules. I signed up for some free Microsoft Points I may get some more points too, if you vote for my car. So, get voting already.

Also, you can find it here: Dream Car Challenge

And remember!  Vote for me everyday!

Enjoy!

I was reading Griner’s Blog over at TheSocialPath.com and his latest post had an interesting image of a graph the blog. Of course, I got curious and decided to graph out my blog using this cool web page graphing site:

Webpages as Graphs

I am not sure what exactly it all means, but it sure looks purty.

Well, the Accord has made another milestone. 100,000 miles. It is still running strong too.

Some stats:

1. Purchased: September 9th, 2001
2. Days to hit 100,000 Miles: 2467 days (6 years, 9 months, 2 days)
3. Average Miles per Day: 40.535 miles

And, yes, apparently I thought it a good idea to snap this picture as I was heading to my house. I could’ve waited, but I was in the moment. I, however, do not condone driving 42 miles per hour and taking a photograph of your odometer.

The internet is full of crazy t-shirt designs. Geoffrey alerted me to a new t-shirt site called Disinformation T-shirts. This site has just recently opened. They appear to be a promising groups of folks. Especially if they can make me question if I can really trust my t-shirts anymore. Hmm…

This one is probably my favorite of the bunch, so far.

Enjoy!

This is from FunnyOrDie.com. A great parody of the Pc/Mac Apple commericals starring Iron Man and Batman. The video is embedded after the jump.

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So Brian alerted me to an Internet fad that I was unaware of… the creation of my own fake band. Here are the details:

So, the latest internet meme (fad) that’s going around is the band album cover theme. You pick random words and pictures from Wikipedia and Flickr and combine them to create your custom band album. It goes like this:

1. The first article title on the Wikipedia Random Articles Page is the name of your band.
2. The last four words of the very last quotation on the Random Quotations page is the title of your album.
3. The third picture in Flickr’s Interesting Photos From the Last 7 Days is your album cover.

I now present you my new fake band:

1. Band: Sabrina Heaven
2. Album: Ruled by Frankenstein Logic
3. Album Cover:

   

Mix it all together with some Photochop (thanks, G)… and you get:

I’d love to see what you come up with, so please — post a link to you creation in the comments!

Happy New Year to all! Here is to a great 2008!

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